It has been 5 years—from 2007 through 2011—and 20 issues of the Journal of Nuclear
Medicine Technology and, of course, 20 editorials. Somehow it still seems new to me, and I …

Antonio was momentous and bittersweet for me. It was officially my last meeting as editor of
the Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology. I was recognized at the SNMTS plenary …

It seems just weeks ago, that I began working on my first issue as editor of the Journal of
Nuclear Medicine Technology. That was three years ago! With the help of many of you, the …

JNMT, I first want to thank Frances Neagley for a job well done over the last 5 years as editor
and for helping to smooth the transition. Frances will serve as a consulting editor for JNMT. I …

The Annual Meeting of the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging in Chicago
was fantastic! Gathering with nuclear medicine professionals from around the world to share …

There are many reasons I am passionate about nuclear medicine technology. Perhaps the
main reason is the unique ability of nuclear medicine to perform true physiologic imaging …

It seems just weeks ago, that I began working on my first issue as editor of the Journal of
Nuclear Medicine Technology. That was three years ago! With the help of many of you, the …

As we approach the end of 2016, I cannot help but grow a little nostalgic when I reflect on
our profession. I entered the field in 1988, and I can vividly remember being told that nuclear …

Two years ago at about this same time, I had just learned that I was elected president-elect
of the SNMMI-TS, an organization I love so much. I had so many plans and was so eager to …

By the time you read this, 8 months of my 12-month term as president will have passed.
From my perspective, this annual review should not be called the" year" in review but rather …